The World Cup, to put it simply, is the single most unifying event on the face of the planet. Local rivalries become shared dreams, notions of glory go nationwide, and homes become seats on t … read more

As Denmark’s 3daysofdesign festival kick's off, fairly hot on the heels of Milan Design Week, we can’t help but compare the style of the two Goliath interior design cities. There … read more

Light-toned timber furniture began dominating in the Scandi-led early 2000s, and ever since, many of us have become dedicated to pale woods throughout the home in a bid to keep it feeling con … read more

There’s no feeling quite like it. Stepping through the doors of a boutique hotel and – ah the shoulders drop and the brain hums in delight as the design-led beauty takes hold. Lif … read more

Just as we are not in an age of matching three-piece suites, we are also not in an age of matching dining tables and chairs. Dining room furniture is an easy way to express your personality a … read more

In the UK, 53% of adults consider themselves regular readers. However, 55% of adults in the UK also say they read less than they would like to. So where is the disconnect? We know there is an … read more

Ah, Scandinavia, the mere mention of the word conjures imagery of Mads Mikkelsen pedalling down a Copenhagen cycle path on his way to acquire Kardemummabullar at some local bakery. But when we'r … read more

The world of Milan Design Week this year was bigger than ever. The event’s footprint is ever-expanding past the original boundaries of the Salone del Mobile fair, with many leading brands … read more

Think you know neutrals? Not anymore, you don’t. There’s a new set of neutrals in town, and actually… they’re not neutrals. Technically. The approach to decorating wi … read more

They say size doesn’t matter and that may well be true. One place it most certainly isn’t, however, is within the four (or more) walls we call home. Our spaces are an extension of wh … read more

We all know about open-plan living, but broken-plan…? Think of it as a compromise between the vastness of the open-plan and the rigid enclosure of the traditional room, where objects and … read more

A century is a long time — a lot can happen in a hundred years! We’ve gone from the first television set to streaming our favourite series through smart glasses; from the conception … read more